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The report on Azerbaijan from the U.S. State Department's <a href="http://www.state.gov/s/ct/rls/c14813.htm" target="_blank">Country Reports on Terrorism 2004</a>.

The report on Armenia from the U.S. State Department's <a href="http://www.state.gov/s/ct/rls/c14813.htm" target="_blank">Country Reports on Terrorism 2004</a>.

North Caucasus related excerpts from the report on Russia from the U.S. State Department's <a href="http://www.state.gov/s/ct/rls/c14813.htm" target="_blank">Country Reports on Terrorism 2004</a>.

In saying so, <a href="http://eng.kavkaz.memo.ru/analyticstext/enganalytics/id/783160.html" target="_blank">Ramzan Kadyrov</a> is guided by his nearly unlimited power in Chechnya and some neighbouring republics and his wish to revenge for his father's assassination.

Ingush refugees are prevented from coming back in spite of prior government arrangements.

A reproduction of a posting from the Turkish newspaper Hurriyetim in which it says that while Armenians were moved, Turks were also moved.

A document is published that is said to prove the 1915-1923 Armenian Genocide in Turkey.

One rebel is killed and two police officers wounded in Chechnya

Landmines continue to kill people in Georgia.

<a href="http://eng.kavkaz.memo.ru/analyticstext/enganalytics/id/783160.html" target="_blank">Ramzan Kadyrov</a> claims to know who blew up his father on 9 May 2004.

Some of the tribute Chechnya still has to pay the war.

Various Finnish authorities make no haste to explain reasons to deport two Chechen visitors.

The war in Chechnya continues to claim the lives of civilians.

Georgia promises to honour its commitments.

The ministers of internal affairs of Dagestan and Chechnya arrange to finalise all operations in border areas.